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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1912
Page
4
The column mixes anecdotes and social notes. It mentions Kansas voters facing a constitutional amendment on equal suffrage and a campaign by women. Other items joke about a dog chasing a horn and a domestic squabble. It references ads, etiquette, and a German view of American women.
Secretary of State Knox forwards certified copies of the congressional resolution to all state governors, urging action by state legislatures on the proposed constitutional amendment for direct Senate elections. Ratification by three fourths of states will promulgate the amendment. no time limit exists. California Outlook.
The article argues country living produces healthier children than urban upbringing. It cites fresh vegetables, eggs, milk, bread baked by farmers’ wives, and a clean atmosphere as advantages over city coal smoke and dust. A robust body is linked to self confidence and vigor.
A woman argues age frees her to choose companions, praising intelligent men and criticizing societal punishment for independent views. She asserts advanced age allows confidence in sociable choices, while stressing personal conduct over male actions in all walks of life.
In Togus at the Eagle House Dubbleigh boasts a rapid 55 minute trip from Watkins Corners. An old man demands twenty five to settle the alleged violation, while Dubbleigh counters with witnesses among his guests and a claim of speedy proof.
Excerpt notes Herodotus and Buchus favoring Egyptian tales as history and urges faithful recording of traditions. It mentions Egyptian beliefs about Ceres and Bacchus ruling the realms below and the soul’s nature, with an aside about a detective tale from Col. H K Shakelford and a robber confrontation on Elm Avenue.
Los Angeles jeweler A. H. Whitman recounts a parable of a horse he released with 65 to shoot it, then sought bids and received a reply claiming a gentle family horse. He traveled to a Chinese town named in the letter and found the writer’s description aligned with his animal.
The OCR fragment mentions whales with lower jaws and rich yellow oil from their sides, implying a description of whale anatomy or product. No further context or dates are provided to identify the event, location, or source publication.
Report notes Andaman natives described as the smallest people on record with average heights around three feet and weights near seventy pounds, focusing on their stature and physical measurements.
Mrs Crawford suggests trying new paper bag cooking while Mrs Crabshaw doubts its ease compared with grabbing meals from the delicatessen store. The judge moderates the light exchange highlighting modern convenience versus traditional prep.
A brief quip stages a joke about oysters and their fate on a shell road. The exchange plays on wordplay suggesting the oyster’s difficult journey and a pun on shell.
A humorous exchange features Mrs Gadd noting a lack of age in Mrs Gabb and Mrs Gabb replying with delight that her age is hidden, prompting Mrs Gadd to reveal she has scratched it from the family Bible.
The article recounts England’s habeas corpus law as a landmark in civil liberty under Charles II. It notes his reluctant support to gain favor, a divided Parliament, and a comic voting incident where a fat lord’s ten votes were recorded for him. The piece highlights the oddity since the majority was under ten and the measure ultimately passed.
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